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h7- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
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
plete at his Old Established Store, Water-st ID door
from Calvert APPS
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GEN. ARIsA WHILE AT CINCINNATI. The
Cincinnati Atlas, denies that Gen. Arsta, while
resident of that city, carried on the tin bust
ness. He was not engaged in any active bust
ness while there.
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NOTICE. The creditors of WILLIAM RIDG-
~ AWAY are hereby notified, TO present their
claims, properly aathentlcated, to the Undersigned,
or before the first day of November next, prepare
tory TO a dividend of assets.
CHAS. H. PITTS, lr,,,
jell- 2aw3w Al ORVILLE HORWITZ. :
The Philadelphia U. S. Gazette and N. York Her
aid will give the above advertisement four insertions
and send their bills to this office.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT. We learn from the
Lancaster Union that man by the name Of
James Dunn, an Irishman by birth, was killed
on the Railroad on Friday last by falling from
the car. He was a citizen of Lancaster, and
has left a wife and several children.
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A FEMALE FoRGER. Eleanor Jerauld, fe.
male rs years ofage, has been held to bail fol
trial. in Rhode Island, to answer the charge o.
defrauding the Government, by forging hel
MARRIAGE certificate TO obtain pension.
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NONsTABLE's SALE. By virtue o

4NONSVA BLE'S SA LIE. BY virtue of wits
" Of fen facias, issued by William Jackson, one
of the Justices fthe Peace ofthe State of Mary land,
in and for Baltimore county, at the suit of Jas. Pres
ton, Solomon Purdue, Elizabeth Cole, and Jas. Spill
man, against the goods and chatels, lands and ene-
ments of Jacob Allheer in and TO all those tracts and
parts OF tracts, pieces or parcels of lands, lying and
being in Baltimore county, to wit; part Of GOls
Hope, GunnGr's Range, and other lands, formerly
held and owned by Richard Coll and Edward Coll,
estimated to contain the quantity of three hundred
and twenty acres of land, more or less, they being
the same tracts, parts of tracts, pieces parcels Of
lands, which were conveyed 10 the said Jacob ALI
heer by Nicholas R. Meuyman and ClariSSa, his wife,
by Indenure bearing date the 18th day of june 1876,
and duly recorded among the land records of Bat-
more county Court IN Liber 4. X. No. 26S, folio 4s3,
&c, Saving and excepting certain portions thereof
mentioned as excepted in said deed of Nicholas r..
MenYman and wife, to Jacob Aheer, and saving and
excepting certain portion thereof conveyed by said
Jacob Allheer and wife, TO Edward Rider, by deed
dated the oath of November, 1887, and recorded in
Liber T. K. No. 347, folio 40, &c.
And hereby give notice, that on the 9th day of
July, at 10 O'Clock in the morning, the premises,
will offer for sale the said property, seized and
taken in execution, by Public Auction, TO the highest
bidder for cash. WILLIAM DUNCAN,
jell-law4t' Constable.
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we might have others besides Mexico to cope
with But we will not indulge the idea that
such PreteXt is in contemplation.
WHERE WAS GEH. TAYLOR BoRN. This is
becoming the prominent question ofthe day and
will probably elicit considerable newspaper dis
cusson. The Lynchburg Republican says,
that he is native of Amherst CO., Ya.-ano-
Their editor claims Orange as the place of his
nativity. The Charlottesville Jefferson ian says
that there is lady at the University who is a
near relative of the General, and she states
that Gen. I. was born in Kentucky and mar
ried his wife in the county of Orange, Va. The
Winchester Nirgnian says they are all mista-
ken, and that the true place of his nativity is
to be found within the limits of Frederick Co.,
Va. There is a gentleman living near Win
chester who says that Gen, Taylor and himself
were school mates together, and that he was
born on the very farm upon which he now re-
sides. This ought to be deemed and taken as
conclusive, until we receive irregular despatch
from the army, contradcting or confirming its
truth. Weshould not be surprised, however,
fit turns out in the end that Gen. T. is a ma
i've of Maryland.
RUMoRED SETTLEMENT OF THE OREGON
QUEsTIoN. The rumors from Washington, in
relation to the Oregon Question, begin to null
tply, but in so many shapes do they reach us,
that we fear 'the news is too good to be true"
There is something, however, in the wind, and
we feel confident that the subject will soon be
brought to peaceful issue, The Washington
correspondent of the Patriot says:
at is currently rumorcd that Mr. Polk and
MIR. Buchanan are much engaged, and have
been for several days past, with Mr. Pakcnham
that Treaty is to be agreed upon in rela-
ton to the Oregon question, forthwith-that
England will send over special Minister 10
this Government, clothed with full powers to
settle the matter somewhere in the latitude of
49--that this does not suit Mr.. Buchanan's
views and he will consequently retire from the
State Department and give place to Mr.. Rich
ard Rush. and that the President will embrace
the occasion to allolc Mr.. Bancroft to retire
from the Navy Department and give place TO
Senator Haywood, the North American Cugar
that rushes through the jungle and darts upon
his prey!
The Patriot referring to the above, says:
''In addition, we can now state, we have in
formation, from what we have right to re-
gard as a reliable source, that Mr.. Pakenham
has been authorised by his government to make
a distinct proposition for the full and iral set
Element of the Oregon question-that the pro-
position has been made to our government
that it has been matter of Cabinet discussion
for several days-and that the President has
TO submit the proposition to the SEN
ate for Its advsement in the matter. 1t is ex-
pected the message will be sent in to the SEN
ate to-day or tomorrow. The impression pre-
walls that the proposition is ofsuch nature as
to meet the sanction of large majority of that
body"
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AWFUL DEATH. George Quinter, mason,
was killed at the Gibraltar FORCES, Pa, on
Wednesday, by the gable of stone stable fall
inc upon him.
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ANOTHER VOICE FROM MAINE

WALDOBORO', Me-, July 81, 1913.
Dear SiT:-Havng experienced great benefit from
your invaluable medicine feel il my duty and priYi-
lege let the world know what it has done for me
Possessed of strong constitution naturally, had en-
oyed perfect health previous the spring of l943,
when was troubled with difficulty in my left side,
attended with much pain. SOme time in July was
violently attacked with a cough, which continued
until fall; then | was confined to the house eight
months, during which time my cough was very Sc
! frequently had spells of coughing which last
ed two hours daily raised large quantities of disagree
able matter, ace mpanied with blood. Sometimes
raised quart of blood at a time. | consulted three
physicians, all of whom did their best to restore me;
gave me up; said they could do no more for me;
time. One of them said my lungs were gone. At
this critical moment, when eminent physicians had
exhausted their Skill friends deCpaired of my life, my
own hope of recovery at end, | Teserted to DIR,
WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. When
had taken one and half bottles those severe spells
of coughing were removed Icontinued taking the
Basam until Spring, 1874, when ceased to bleed at
the lungs, my health and strength improved so that
left the house but not able to work for year,
Now my health is good. am able to do days work
my farm. JAMES COaRRY.
Witness, Thomas Benner.
B3-For particulars DR.. Wstar's treatise con-
sumption, to be had of the agents.
On hand and for sale by
STABLER & CANDY, 100 w. PTatt-st.
Also, by George X Tyler, ~ Il. Baltimore street;
Seth S. Hance Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
& Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; ]. F.
Perkins & Brother, cor Green and Franklin streets;
Joseph 8, Stansbury, 81 Thames st; Elisha II. Per
kns, corner Market and GTeen-sts.; George Keerl,
No. 1913 Baltimore street; N. NJ Robinson, So North
Gay street, je5.lw
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POSES to adjust the matter on the 49th parallel
erhtitude, with the free navigation of the CO.
lumbia for a term of years, and the whole of
yan COVERS Island.
TIE RsPoRr ON Mr.. WEBsrER's CASE
Al the time that Mir c. J, Ingersoll brought
iorward his charges of fraud and corruption a.
gainst the Hon. Daniel Webster, in the appli-
cation of the Secret Service Fund, we predict
ed that they would be proved to be entirely
destitute Of foundation, and that Mr.. Webster
would be honorably acquitted Of all misconduct
IA the disbursement of the money. The report
y: tae committee appointed to examine into
the truth of the charges, has justified the con-
Silence which we then expressed in Mr., Web
Aets integrity, and has exhibited MIR. lnger-
soll to the world in the unenviable position of
j malignant s!anderer. He brought forward
MS charges in the most deliberate manner, and
solcmnIy pledged himself before the country to
5ubstantiate them if the opportunity were af-
ioEded him; and yet he never approached the
committee TO redeem his pledge, but skulked
Eom the investigation, and left the committee
% hunt up the testimony. And what is the
,esultl that the conduct of Mr.. Webster is
lriumphantly vindicated, not a breath of sus-
2iGOn attaching to him. Mr.. Ingersoll may
Rlege, in e1tenuation Of his conduct, that he
vas misled-but that is not sufficient apollo
gy for having dragged Senator to the public
bar upon the charges of fraud and peculation.
DE should nave examined infinitely and weigh
ed well the evidence upon which he relied, be-
lore he undertook to arraign Mr.. Webster as
. criminal. Mr.. Ingersoll is too excitable-too
pass,onate and rash-too bitter in his political
aumositIos The indulgence of his feelings in
his case has brought disgrace upon himself,
Hhilst it has left the reputation Of his opponent
not only uatarnished, but without even the
slightest suspicion. Tho only mode by which
NJ, ingersoN can retrieve his character is, to
.nblcly acknowledge the injustice which he
aas done to Mr. Webster, and to promise that
aa will ondeayoi to be more guarded in the fu-
lure
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LETTER BAGs Up AT TIKI EXCHANGE READING 4
For Valparaiso and Ports in the Pacific-ShH
Joseph, about goth inst
For Liyerpool-Packet ship Hargrave, 10th id
For Liverpool-Ship Farwell, with despatch
For Brenen-Ship Coremicus, with despatch
For Bremen-Ship Johannes, with despatch.
For Havre-BaIque G lobe, about Goth inst,
For Bremen-Brig Sophie, with despatch.
For Nassau, N. P.-Schr Emily A. Thompson
instant
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DIED,

DIED,
On the sth inst. Miss ASN Lowry, in the esd
Of her age.
On the 9th inst Mr.. P. N. V. ISRHFR, in thd
year of his age.
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NOTICE. The creditors of JOHN w. HOL.
IN LAND, an applicant for the benefit of the In
claims (priOr to the date of his appcation,) proper
~ authenticated, to George Earnest, jr, esq., auditor
of InsOlvent Debtors Estates, or to the undersigned
on or before the 18th day of August next, preparatory
10 a dividend of assets.
ORVILLE HORWTTZ,
ell-law3w Permit Trustee.
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Ameriton Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE II, 1916.

HreuLy IMPORTANT FROM WAsHNGroN'-
~. O,,gon Question. We learn that the Pres
a.nt YESTERDAY, transmitted to the Senate in
A. executive capacity, message communica-
lipr the qumatum of the Eogisa Ministry,
Moon the Oregon question; and that body inn
1nadialely entered upon its discussion. Moth
,rp certain can be known of its conteAtS, but
rgmor states that the English Government pro-
poses to adjust the matter on the 49th parallel
d, latitude, with the free navigation of the Co.
lumbia for a term Of years, and the whole Of
Nnn Couvers Island.
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A RARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINS

a SELLING OFF AT COST! NO SHAM!
/ am now selling off an entire stock, embracing a
large assortment of SUMNER and WINTER DRY
GOODS the whole OF which must De sold OH wlthln
a limited time, and the prices are made very low so
as 10 insure quick sales. Many of the goods will be
sold without reference TO cost for CASH ONLY!
House keepers, Country Merchants and others ehn
have now an opportunity of laying in supplies of Dry
Goods togreu advantage, the assortment being very
complete and the prices lower than at any oln e,
store in the city, my object is not TO make Pron;'
but TO realize cash for all my goods as early as posi-
Bile. HENRY w. COohE, hgenS ,s
mag corner Hanover and Lombard slIee.s.
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SPLENDID LOTTERY on hand to-day
y capital prize $4,000 and prizes of 81 900 -
Tickets 50 for good prize, don't forget to call at the
lucky prize office of MILLER * co, and purchase a
ticket,
TODAY, June llth. will be drawn the Md. 0onsO.
ldated lottery, class No. 1915 Mes. 70 drawnballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME:
! prize Of $4,000 ! prize of 81 500
d00O ll3I
$500 1000, &c.
Tickets S3-shares in proportion,
Certificates ola package Of or tickets only Sl co.
For lucky tickets by the package OF single tickets.
apply to the prize vendors, MILLER y co.
Corner of Baltimore and St. Paul streets.
Drawn Nos of the Md. Lottery, class 81, drawn
June 10, lowest prize SIS:
al ID rs o5 1 80 Ga "a % Q d "a AZ
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WHEAT HARVEST. In some parts of Pas
quotank, North Carolina, the cutting of the
wheat crop has been already commenced, with
the promise of an abundant yield. In the
lower James River region of Virginia, the
wheat harvest has also commenced.
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nLORIoUs NEWS FROM THE sEAl

OLORIoUS NEWS FROM THE SEAT
u OF PRIZES. Let the fact be recorded from
Maine 10 Georgia, that the only place where there is
any certainty of getting prize is at NJ. DOYLE'S
Capital Prize Depot, which by far exces any other
Office in Baltimore in the No and brilliancy of the
Capital Prizes sold and eashed almost daily. 1t is
wrong for any exclaim, l can't have any luck
in Lotteries, have tried every office in the cty.''
But the question Isl did you ever try Doyle? if not
don't despair, the road 10 fortune is plain Give Nj
DOYLE a trial in the following splendid Schemes:
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets So shares
in proportion.
FRIDAY, acapitals $4,000, tickets 90, shares in
proportion.
The favorite Small Fry Lottery on SATURDAY,
capital prize 81 900. Tickets only 81, halves emily
so cents quarters 25 In this scheme there is
over 00s that may all be drawn by outlay for
Certificates of packages of whole tickets, $l2;
halves only Sc; quarters So, eghths 81 So. This is
chance that should not be neglected. And packages
should be bought from NJ. DOYLE who has been APP
POINTED agent for the sale Of prizes in this beautiful
little lottery ,
liberal discount will be paid to persons who puI
chase by the package or quantity:
For sale in the greatest oflucky numbers, by
the package single ticket, or share Ali orders, pei
mail or otherwise, addressedto
M DOYLE, No.144 Prattstreet,
II fri Opposite B 81 o. r. r. Depot.
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NAVAL BOARD OF EXAMINATION. We un.
derstand that Board to consist of Commo-
dore T. APP. c. Jones, President, and Commo-
dore NJ. c. Perry, Capt Charles S. McCauley,
Capt. Isaac Mayo and Samuel L. Broeso men,
bers, will convene al Annapolis, on the Goth
inst, for examination Of such Midshipmon as
are entitled to be examined for promotion.
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SOMETHING VERY NOVEL!

~ tOKIURG fOR 30 CENIS!.
EM0RY@ CO., the tar. famed Prize Agents, oppO-
site Barnum's, will offer to the public of the United
States beautiful Lottery on every SATURDAY, the
leading prizes in which will be as follows:
1000 DOLLARS!
5000 DOLLARS.
1000 DOLLARS!!!
1000 DOLLARS!!!! &C. &c.
AND the price of Quarter Tickets will be only
IS CENTS!
For the purpose of aflOrdng to their patrons great
number of chances in these avorite Lotteries, for
trifing outlay, EMORY & co. have determined to
issue certificates of packages Of 25 quarter tickets
Zone of which may draw three of the largest przes)
for the small investment Of SO so. Decidedly the
most profitable method OF purchasing tickets, paric
Hary in tlese lotteries, is by the package, as every
package which EMORY co. sell, will have in it all
the numbers that are put in the wheel, and must ne
cessarly have in il all the numbers that drawn
fom the wheel The only chances against the largest
prize in the lottery (as the tickets in every package
that Emory s. Co sell, are DaTrdnted to have Onthem
all the numbers in the drdwing) are the chances against
having the three first drawn numbers on one ticket
Thus for the small sum of % cents, il you get the
three first drawn numbers on quarter ticket, you are
certain to receive the handsome amount of
$50 DOLLARS!
90 For Tickets in these deservedly popular Lot
teries application must be made to the well known
and celebrated Prize Agents,
EMORY CO., opposite Barnum's,
United States Lottery Agency,
naIt
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GREAT FIRE AT SARATOGA SPRINGS. A
fire broke out in the office of the Saratoga SEN
tinel, at day-break on Monday morning, burn
ing six buildings on Broadway, opposite the u
nited States Hotel, in one of the most business
parts of the Town
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GREAT FIRE IN New HAVEN. A fire oc-
Cured in New Haven, Conn.,, about | o'clock
on Saturday night, destroying much property.
1t broke out in ioiner's shop on African street
and was doubtless the work Of an incendiary.
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O. The Prizes sold by this Lottery firm are all
paid in Gold. Orders from the country for Tickets
will be faithfully attended to, be sTRICTLY CONF
DENTAL, and the best selection of Lucky Tickets
will always be made for correspondents 1t
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MD K. McELDOWNEY s. co.
Have re ceved few cartoons of the above Goods,
which will he sold at the lowest market price, by
the piece or yard, at
No. 1872 BALTIMORE STREET,
jelI between Calvert and Light-sts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-17
TUESDAY, July IA.
SENATE.

Among the petitions presented wa2 one by MI.
Webster, from certain importing houses, protest.
ing against the passage OF The Tariff bill. MIR. w.
seconded The prayer OF the petition by speech,
in which he denounced The bill as dangerous and
ruinous to the business community.
Several unimporrant matters having been dis
posed of, the consideration OF the Tariff bill was
resumed.
Mr. Evans, having the floor, spoke at great
length in opposition 10 the bill, and in reply 10
Mr.. Lewis Without concluding, he gave way,
and The bill was laid aside.
The graduation land bill was received from Inc
House oReprcscniatives.
Mr.. Johnson moved 10 refer Inc OIL 70 tne
Committee on The Public Lands, and that II be
printed.
MIR. Speieh, thought the reference unnecessary
Alter few remarks from Messrs. WESTON
Atchison and Calhoun, in opposition 10 the o'ii,
as amended BY The House, Mr.. Davis moved 10
Law The bill upon The table, which was lost by The
following vote:
Cilley, J. NJ. Clayton, Thomas Clayton, Corwin
Cri,tenden, Davis, Dayton, Greene, Haywood
Huntington, Jarnagin, Mangum, Miller More
head, Phelps, Sturgeon, Upham and Woodbridge
-2l.
NlYs-Messrs. Allen, Ashley, Achison, Ath-
erton, Bagby, Benton, Berrien, Breese, Bright,
Calhoun, Cass, Chalmers, Colquitt, Dickinson,
Dix, Fairfield, flanagan, Houston, Johnson OF
Louisiana, Johnson OF Maryland, Lewis, Me-
Dufie, Niles, Penny hacker, Rusk, Sempe,
Speight, Turney, Weslcolt and Yuee-3o.
And the bill was then referred TO the Commit
lee on the Public Lands, and ordered 10 be pfnleo.