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nOYLE CAN AND WILL SELL /
- PRIZE TO ALL WHO WILL FAVOR HIN
WITH CALL. 1t is no TO say much abouI
the number of prizes sold this flee weekly; as
persons are acquainted with DOYLE'S exhaordins
ry success in selling Capital przes il has frequent
been remarked by persons who have taken the trou
Bile to INFORM themselves that boyle, since he ma
been engaged in business, has sold more prizes tina
any four agents in this city, therefore, you want
be sin the ring" Apply to M. DOYLE for the Capital
Prize in the Splendid Schemes TO be drawn this week.
THURSDAY, capital $1,000, tickets S2!, sharel
in proportion.
FRIDAY-Capital $4,000, tickets; 81 shares ii
proportion. Certificate packages will be Issued al
follows:-or % Whole tickets Sl2; halves 81; quar-
tiers; eghths 81 so. Those who have heretofore beeI|
unfortunate in the Saturdays LOTTERIES would dol
well 10 try this, I'll cy may have better luck. Never
despair as lon as The Capital Prize Depot exists al
there is good prospect Of your drawing a prize.
A liberal discoun, will be paid to persons VINO puy|
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatestvariety of lucky numbers b
Ae package, single ticket, share. All orders psi
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, No.l44 Pratisrree,.
II fKl Opposite i Il q. r. r. Dspot
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The MUSEUM. The favorite comedy OF Charles the
Second, and the laughabe farce of Ihe Married Rake,
are the attractions at the Saloon this evening. This
is good hill and will secure good house.
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PENNSYLVANIA INTEREST. AL demands for
the August interest have been promptly paid up,
leaving balance in the Treasury. The Treas.
urer of the city and county of Philadelphia
paid into the State Treasury between July and
August $207 900 in current funds. Penrsyl-
vauia stock is on the rise.
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BALTIMORE MANUFACTUREs--FiR Fancy
Soaps. We have received from the mannfac-
tory of Mr.. Francis Hyde, in Pleasant street,
between North and Holiday streets, several
specimens Of fine toilet and shaving soap man
ufactured at his establishment, which we think,
surpasscS all his former efforts to produce an
article defying foreign competition. We have
before us the "Savon Purfe'-"Music"-
"Bee Hive" and "Mystores De Paris"-the
latter being put up in new pattern of French
style, very neat and elegant. Besides the above
for the toilet, we have the "Naples Soap Out
done" an article of Shaving Paste, richly per-
funed, and put up in neat Porcelain boxes
ready for use. Much as has been said on for
ner occasions relative to the fno SOAPS manu-
featured by Mr.. Hyde we feel confidence
from the specimens before US, in stating that
they are fully equal, if not superior, to the
French imported article, and worthy the atten-
ton of dealers both here and elsewhere. At
the National Fair recently held at Washington
city, where the very best of American Manu-
features were exhibited, we saw nothing supe-
rior to the fine Fancy Soaps manufactured by
Francis Hyde, of Baltimore.
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ENAMELLED pREsERV-

B5NGLISH ENAMELLED PRESERy-
h ING KETTLES Clark's genuine Enamelled
PRESERVING KETTLES, of all sizes, imported di-
rect from the manufacturer. Also, ENAMELLED
This ware is the best in for preserving for cook
ing any choice dishes as it mparts taste whatever
This cannot be said of brass, copper or iron.
For the genuine article, warranted to give sasfac
ton, call al the House Furnishing Ware Rooms, No.
ION, Charles ST., opposite Union Bank
au6 ti G. E. WETMORE & co.
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ELECTION OF LIVE SNAKE. A correspon-
dent OF the Bunker Hill Aurora states that Jas.
Oliver, of South Reading, on Friday last eject
ed from his stomach live snake, one foot and
four inches in length, which was probably swal-
lowed many years ago. Mr.. Oliver has been
for several years subjected to 6ts.
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RESPECT TO Mas. PAGE. 1t is stated that
the widow of Capt. Page, while on her way
East from st, Louis, after the death of her
husband, met with the greatest attention all
the way, no fare being accepted from her on the
boats or railroads, or at the hotels. This was
generous and the more so that the crcumstan-
ces ofCapt. Page were good, and his widow is
well provided for.
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RETURN OF THE BAReUE EUGENIA. This
vessel arrived at New York on Wednesday
morning. 1t will be remembered that she run
the blockade into Vera Cruz, was detained
there forcibly by the Mexicans, but subsequent
ly allowed to deliver her cargo as consigned
and permitted to depart. She left Vera Cruz
July Sth, and Green Island the 10th, for New
York. She was not molested by the U. S.
blockading squadron on her return, although
she violated the blockade in running in.
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all other considerations aside, the single point
to be determined is, shall these claimants be
paid? Year after year, have their claims been
presented to Congress, and numerous reports
and votes have attested their justice. But
some how or other, this is the first time that
both Houses of Congress have concurred in
passing passing bill for their payment, And
now the Union considers it 'singularly inoP-
perfume" to pay the claims, because the nation
happens to be at war with Mexico The same
reason might be as Justly urged against the full
flment of any other contract by government,
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REPORTED Loss OF AN AMERICAN SHIP.
The New York Post has seen letter, dated
Halifax, July 29th, written by a gentleman
who had that day arrived from st. Johns, New
Foundland, which says can American ship,
bound to Liverpool, laden with grain, was to-
tally lost about ten or fourteen days ago at St.
Suits Bay, N. F. Icould not learn her name.
The crew arrived at St. Johns, Just as we were
coming out"
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h5- THE FRANKLIN HOUSE,
No. I05 CHEsNuP STREET,
between Third and Fourth,

ug-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
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
Sc &C., sale and made to order, as cheap as they
States. E. 8. FRYER,
Milf Mol Nerth Gay street.
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EDOsITIVE SALE. The undersigned will
u sell at Public Auction, on the premises, on|
THURSDAY, August 10, at O'Clock, P. M, the fol
lowing Lot of Ground, witt Part of lot Of ground
situated in Baltimore couHty, (now cty) distinguish
ed by the number one, which is contained within
the mees and bounds, courses and distances follow
ing, that is to say: Beginning for the same at the|
end OF lortyseven feet, nne and haf incAes on the
second line of said Lot No |, running and boundng|
the first line thereof 80 degrees, 30 minutes
east 30 feet thence north five degrees; west CD feet
to street since laid out called Cross street, thence
south 80 degrees and 80 minutes, west, bounding on
said street 80 eet thence south, five degrees east,
the beginr iag-the sa,d ground extending to the alley,
whether more or less than 80 feet, subject 10 the
yearly rent of one penny, If demanded, The i'm
nroyements con list of two small
FRAME DWELLING HOUSES
This property is rapidly increasing in value Cross
street having been more improve d witan the last
year than any st ct in the city 1t is adjacent to the
new Market House and will be positively sold,
TERMS-One half cash, and the balance i'm six
months, with interest and security. The title ia be-
lieved to be ndIsputable.
&3- The above Property may be purchaser great
bargain, at any time prior the 18th inst at private
sale, on application TO the undersigned.
ORVILLE HORWI1Z, Attorney at Law,
..... .. Post Office Buildings.
asst [Al JOHN l. GROSS, Auctioneer.
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xurANTED IMmEDIATELY--A male

w Cook, white or black, that can come well re-
commended one that has been to sea, or in the Re-
venue service will be preferred. Liberal wages given.
LEWIS F. SCOTTIS,
au6 10 Exchange Place,
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OFFICE OF EMORY 4 90.
LIE CC EhOh1 q w. !
Opposite Bamum's, Bait. Nd. I
R-OFFIClAL DRAWING OF the Md Consul
dated Lottery, class No, 81, for 1886

Al Is IL 4S ID So 81 40 8 &c 81
and AZ, being the LIST and I'd drawn Nos. each sp5
! and 10, being the Sd and 4th drawn Nos each 90
and 80, being tho 5th and 9Th drawn Nos each IS
o. ana o. beng the 7th and 9Th; or 9 and 40, be-
ing the 9th and 10Th drawn Nos each 10
All having TWO Of the drawn Nos. on them each &
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on. q
1t EMORY 81 CO., No. On. Calyert-st.
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WESTERN RAILROAD. The receipts on this
road last week, show an increase of about forty
per cent. over the corresponding week of last
year. Total $50 800, against sl4, 7oo-gain
$500. There has been an increase of sol 900
in the receipts since Jan. LIST, over those of last
year, in the same time; or three per cent. on
the whole share capital.
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DANrAsK TaRrE IINEN


LINEN SHEETING AND IRISH LINENS.
THNHE subscribers have now in store and for sale,
by the piece or yard, the largest and best assort-
ed stock of LINEN GOODS in ,ais city.
WE NAME IN rART
81, "a 1914, 1l-4, 1874 and ID Iish and Barnsiey
LINEN SHEETING
40, 49, as So 50 and 81 inch Bolster and Piow-case
LINEN
ia, ga, "a and 1914 Irish and Barnsley Damask Ia
BILE LINEN
IA, 81, 90 and 1914 Irish and Barnsley DIAPER
TABLE LINEN
Unhleached Damask and Diaper able Linen
SO, $40, 1912 1914, 1915, 1920 Satin Bamask Ia
BILE CLOTHS
Damask and Diaper Dinner and Tea Napkins, in sizes
White and colored DOYLIES
Birds-Eye and Huckaback TOWELLING
Scotch and Russia DIAPERS, in great variety
Huckaback and Diaper red bOrdered Towels
Irish and Scotch Dowlas, German Rolls
Stair Damask-together with our large stock of
IRISH SHIFTING LINEN, making in all the
most complete stock ofLINEN GOODS we have
ever had
o. The above Goods are from the best manufac-
turers, (the most of them made to own order for
family use,) warranted all Flax and Grass Bleach.
r. McELDOWNEY & co.
No. l63 Baltimore street,
az between Calvert and Light,
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IMAoRrANr FROM WAsHNGroE--En English
Mediation Government Of OREGON. The follow
.ag letter from our correspondent, no doubt
ives correct version of the subject matter
nder discussion before the Senate in Executive
eSsion.
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SERIOUS AFFRAY. The Fincastle, Va. De-
mocrat Of last Saturday states that a rencontre
occurred on the preceding Thursday morning,
between Hairston Amyx, Esq. and John P
Barryman, formerly of Buckingham, in which
the latter was shot, and dangerously wounded {.
The cause of the affray is not stated. From
the same paper we learn that MIR. Henry
Beeseckar, very aged man, committed suicide
in that place, by shooting himself on the pre-
ccdng Tuesday. Cause not known.
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TENO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
n Lots to lease on good advance in the Eastern
part the city Also, Ground Rents for saIe-I for
Sidl one for S2l one for S4l25; and for 20; each
Will be sold low Applyat
ELLIS NICOLAl'S,
auI Nm. 80 Raltimoyp-
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Government SroREs-.4 Costly Business
The Steamer Archer left ST. Louis on the 90th
ult. for Fort Leavenworth with 800 barrels of
pork, and 1900 sacks of flour for the use of the
army in the expedition against Santa Fe. The
New Era says;
The pork was purchased at $40 per barrel,
and the Aourat 81 so per sack, each sack con-
tanning 100 pounds The pork is carried to
Fort Levenworth for 81 per barrel, and the
-four 81 Lee, per sack. The transportation of
a barrel of polk from Fort Leavenworth to
Bent's Ford, will be about IS, and the prime
cost and transportation to Santa Fe will make
each and every barrel cost the Government
s53; at this rate the three hundred will cost
$4,000. At the same rate of transportation
a sack of flour will cost IN Santa Fe Sl9. 10;
the twelve hundred S22, 440; making the total
cost of about IS tons Of provisions $3s, 340-a-
bout enough to ration an army of 1000 men
twenty days. And by the same rule, it will
cost near 81 500 per day to furnish all the 9TH
err necessares which soldiers use and are oblig-
ed to have during the time of war-and what
will 20, 900 men consume and destroyl At the
same rate the sum would be enormous.
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JUNIOR ARTILLERY,
BALTIMORE, 7th August, 1886.
" O'Clock THIS friday EVENING. The In.
spection Of uniformed members will be made at the
drill on TUESDAY EVENING next, and certificates
delivered. Honorary members will be admitted in
the company, on the annual payment of SIS.
ny command, ii MCDOWELL, Capt.
ID. LEFEvRR, Sec'y. II
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correspondence of the Baltimore Cnpper.I
WASHINGTON, Aug. 6, 1916.

The Senate have before them proposition
from the British Government for mediation in
the Mexican war. 1t is understood that Eng
land asks whether she may propose in our be-
halt that we shall pay the expenses Of the war,
and AIS 900, 900 to Mexico and relinquish all
our claims aud take California? 1t is possible
that this circumstance may lead to prolonga-
ton Of the session, although do not think
such will be the result.
The House to-day passed bill to establish
Territorial Government in Oregon. ltprohib-
its slavery, and fixes the mileage of the men,
Der of Congress from there, at $4,000.
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90 SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers for the
South,-say to Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg, and
Charleston, S. Gas also to Lynchburg, and White
Sulphur Springs, will fHd the Bay Route the most
pleasant comfortable safest and cheapest to any 9TH
er Route. See advertisement. je26-d
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A BOW WINDOW WANTED. Any per
IN soR having large Bow Window for sale will
near of purchaser by applying this Office, or to
az G. ID. CLARK, Water street
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LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING Ro
For Roterdan-Shp Roscoe, about Aus.7.
For MarSeilles Ship Taurville, soon ,
For Kingston, Jam.-Brig fhGnix, few days.
For Rio de Janeiro-Bng Napo leon, few days.
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STEAMBOAT sunk. The St. Louis papers
notice the sinking Of the steamboat Radnor,
bound for Fort Leavenworth, with 60 tons of
government stores. The boat and cargo, it is
thought, will prove total loss. The boat was
insured for $4,000, and the stores also were in
sured.
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ID. CLARK,
IN WATER STREET

Nv WhIEh SIHEEI,
I'd deor from Calvert,
~R has received his Spring supply of Patent
NTA Lever and Lepine WATCHES, now offers
IL u very extensive assortment of Watches
sNsAEh wholesale and retail. Country merchants
ana citizens, who wish to purchase Watches will
please examine the stock, all of which has been re-
CelVed by the late arrival from Europe. az
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MARIN HANDS AND WATERS FOR SALE
n a very likely black man, % years OF age, To
serve about years, first rate Farm hand in every
respect Also, first rate waiter IL years of age 10
serve Is years-well reconm ended. Also how is
years of age, to serve 10 years. Applyat
6COTTI'S Intelligence Ofice.
aaS No. ~ Exchange Place.
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NEWS! The celehrn1ed an

y IMPORTANT NEWS! The celebrated and
= lucky Lottery Office of EMORY & CO., in Cal
vert street, ga Lottery office north of Baltimore st.
east side is the great place for Prizes Many per
sons who have been constantly losing at the other
and realizing handsomely from every investment
made at this far famed Prize Agency Per yester-
days drawing, the patrons of EMORY & co. fell
heir to the following magnificent prizes-whole of
$1,000 whole of $500; two prizes of 1900; one of
$3.50, of Sl2O; of $50, and of $50. This success
can't be eaualled by any ten Offices in the o. States
PICAYUNE LOTTERY!
Every body can have chance for Quarter Dollar
THIS DAY! THIS DAY!
~ number Lottery and l3 drawn ballots. A most
splendid scheme for Packages.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.!
of 1000 DOLLARS, of ,e52 DOLLARS,
And of $1,000 each!
Tickets $l-shares IN proportion.
PACKAGES! PACKAGES :! This is the Lottery
for Packages. Emory s. Co, will sell Packages of 2S
tickets for $3.50. package contains 70 Nos Great
chance for adventurers in this Lottery Call on
EMORY & CO, ID office from
1t (R] Baltimore street.
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DIVIDENDS IN New YORK. The City Fire
insurance Company, four per cent. The Man
haitian Company, semi-annual dividend of three
per cent. The Trustees of the New York Life
Insurance Company, semi-annual dividend of
three and half per cent. The Albany Ex-
change Bank, three and half per cent. The
Atsca and Buffalo Railroad Company, FIVE per
cent
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FROM NAUvoo. Order again reigns at Nau-
VOC. The prisoners on both sides have been
released. There has been no more house-burn-
ing or lynching, but hundreds of acres of fine
crops remain unharvested, and will be- almost
entirely lost to the owners. They were all
round searching for field hands, and offered very
high prices.
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Mr.. DALLAS. A meeting is about to be held
in New York by the Democrats of that city,
for the purpose of appointing a committee Of
two hundred, who will proceed to Philadelphia
and meet the Hon. Vice President after the ad-
journment of Congress.
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NTOR CAMP MEETINGS. Persons going
N to Camp Meetings can be supplied with IRA
YELLING BASKETS, of all kinds. and many other
useful and convenient articles very low for cash, by
calling at the Housekeep ers Emporium, No. 10 N.
Charles street, near the Methodist Church, opposite
the Union Bank.
au6 g.. r. WEVHORE co.
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MARINELlsT-PORT OF BALTlMOH|
THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1886.
CLEARED,

FRomrHE EXCHANGE REApiNG-Room OOH
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FHSO-DAY, (FR'DAY,) August 7, will be drawn
- Consolidated Lottery of Maryland, to draw at
ST O'Clock Glass 9j-78 Nos 10 Ballots
CAPITAL PRIZE S4,O0OI
SPLENDID SCHEME.
! prize of $4,000 2prizes of $500
40 l,o52 do 100
10 l,000I40 do so
do $50 90 do SO
Tickets Sl,-Halves so so quarters % cts.
For lucky tickets by the package or single tickets
apply to the prize vendors, MILLER s. co,
Corner of Baltimore and st, Paul streets
Drawn Nos. of the Md Lottery, class 81, drawn
Aug. 6, lowest prize S2J.
AZ 6 Is il 40 ia 60 ST 40 9 &c 81
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CHESAPEAKE AND Ono CANAL. The
Georgetown Advocate says: "The Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal is again navigable to this place
from abave Seneca. Two or three boats have
arrived with -four, wheat corn meal, Sc. We
in very short period have hoped of seeing a
brisk trade for the season, from along the whole
line of the canal. The work of the broken
causeway of the Basin is progressing satisfac-
torily, and it will not be long before boats may
be carried round into the river by means of its
completion. Mr. Rogers is the contractor.
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GNAMP MEETING. Persons about to visit
" either of the Camp Meetings, are desired 10 call
at my establishment TO article that NAV be of
great advantage-it is a walking cane that NAV be
converted into comfortable chair-oaly few on
hand and for sale by
ALFRED II. REP, 1876 Baltimore street.
jy6 I'd Tin store above Howard street
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NEW STYLE GINGHAm La WINS. 1
~ case beautiful Pink, Blue and Purple .GlNG-
HAM LAWN-iust opened and for zale by
...... J. EDWARD Bird,
jy23- I'm. NO. 2U9 Baltimore 81.
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GNHOWDER! CHOWDERI CHCWDERi
" CHOWDER will be served up at IL O'Clock
each and every day, at the;C HARL Els ST. iCOFFEE
HOUSE, in superior style, made by the Receipt of
the Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER.
a6-3t' CHAS. THOS. PARSLOE, Prcprietor,
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WAR NEWS!

We give up large portion of our space
to-day, to the war news.
The position Of Gen. Taylor and hi.
troops, at the latest advices, was perious-
and further news from him will be looked
for with great anxiety.
The call for volunteers in Louisiana
was not responded to with much zeal, and
it was thought draft would be made on
the militia to supply the deficiency.
The Texans displayed more zeal on the
occasion, and large companies of volun-
teers were doubtless raised there immedi-
a,ely upon the reception of the news Of
the attack and Gen. Taylor's position.
The war fever was pretty well up in ST.
Louis, and large portion of the volunteers
called for from this State, will doubtless
he raised there.