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AND CHTRURGTCAL

IAM fhNO
I'VE FACULTY OF MARYLAND!
The regular annual Convention of the Medical and
Churgical Faculty of Maryland will be held on
MONDAY, LIST June, 1886, in Baltimore, at the Frank
lin Saloon, North, near Baltimore street, at half past
10 O'Clock, A. NJ. precisely.
Professor N. R, SMITH will deliver the annual ora
ton on TUESDAY EVENING, ID June, at 8 o'clk.
in the Lecture Room of the Methodist E. Church,
of Charles and Fayette streets, TO which the
Medico Chiurgcal Society, the Society of the Alum
nj of the University of Maryland, the Alumni OF
Washington University and the public generally, are
invited to attend. .''
m266t ROB'T A. DURKEE, M. D., Rec. sec'y-
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I.-.t SELLING OFF. VI
ERANKLIN GARDNER, .F
N NJ N

u " n q IVU 'WHNKET- STREET.,
..,-,. 4th House above Light 9
will, from this day. until the Isl OF August next, al
pose of his large and magnificent stock of Frenc
English and American --0-a---.-.-
II 81. SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, t.. i.
at great reduction from former prices, being desi
GUS OF opening the Fall Trade with an entire ne
stock. He has determined TO offer his goods at sue
prices as will secure large sales. With this view
will make an extra effort to satisfy all that may fave
hIm WIN CALL IRl m91
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03-The NEW MARKET FIRE co. will meet on
THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, TO take measures for
the formation of Volunteer Military Corps. The
members are requested to attend.
1t d. IRELAN, President.
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THO CONTRACTORS. Proposals will be re-
u ceived by the subscriber until the LIST of June,
for constructing branch Railroad from point on
the Baltimore and Philadelphia Railroad, near the
eastern extremity of the "Long Wharf" al Canton to
the Depot of the New York Mining Company, with
shipment of Coal The Railroad will be from 450 to
500 feet in length and TO be built on TressIes. Spe-
cifcatons can be at the Office, of South
and Lombard streets, and where such other informa-
ton will be given as may be desired.
ma26-6t .'f JOHN PlCKELL.
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The MUSEUM. An excellent bill is posted for this
evening. The "Two Galley Slaves, or the Mill of
ST. Auvern,' which was received last evening with
such great satisfaction will be repeated. After which
the favorite comedy of"The spitfre, the Fight at
Sea."4 In the course ofthe evening, Miss st. Clair
will appear in favorite dance.
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n7-A VOLUNTEER IN LUCK! Comb. az 81 II !,
$4,000 prize, in yesterdays Lottery, EMORY s. CO.
the uniivaed prize sellers, Composite Barnams) sold
ciously-he will soon be General! 1t
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n7-To EMORY & cos FOR PRIZES! Nos
Is 81 81, half ticket prize of $1,000, in Saturdays
Lottery, this far famed Lottery firm sent to cores
nondent In Washington, ID. c.. 1t
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.PRING GOODS.

Spring GOODS.
- GREAT EXCITEMENT.
We have received during the present week large
additions 10 our already large stock of Spring and
Summer GOODS which will be sold at the same low
prices that has caused such rush through the past
week. Among the rest may be enumerated:
DRESS GOODS.
Super Bingham LAWNS, 25to3I
French and Scotch Lawns from 90 to 375
Organdy and Lace do % to 81
Graduate Robes, l0s yds each, 2.75 to SO
JacOnet, Cambria, Book & Swiss Muslins l2l to so
Lace stripe and plaid Muslins, 25 to 40
Black net and Barge Shawls, to$
Linen Cambria Hdkts. - l23 to 62a
CENTS AND BOYS GOODS.
Summer Cloths 81 1924
Brown and peached Linens 1914 to 81
Fancy and Plain Linen Drills, lsl to Is
Cotton Gambroons and Pantaloon stuffs, 10 to 81
Together with every variety of cry GOODS, at
prices so low as to defy the competition of those even
that are selling off at or below cost.
JOHN II. WILSON,
No 80 Baltimore st. (wh lie house,)
ma26 twf3t doors below Frederick ST.
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REGIMENTAL ORDER, No. 3
FIFTH REGIMENT "

FIFTH KEGIMENT, V, T.,
BALTIMORE, May Odd, 1886.
DI3-IR obedience TO Division Orders, the Regiment
will parade on MONDAY, June LIST, at o'clock; P.
NJ, in South Gay street, in summer uniform. BY
order, FRED'K. LUCCHESI,
1t" Adjutant, 9Th Regiment, vi.
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ALTIMoRE INyINCIBLEs.

FIFIH CUWPNN1, IHTdhIIy, Mt "
BALTIMORE, May 26th, 1916. ..
05- ORDER, No. O.. special meeting of the
Corps will be held at the Annoy THIS (Tuesdly)
EVENING, at 8 O'Clock. Gentlemen DESTROYS of
joining the corps are invited to attend. By order,
JAMES NJ. ANDERSO ON, Captain.
THEODORE J. HASKELL, Secy. IT. r
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MTATIONAL FAIR. Gentlemen visiting the
Ia National Fair at Washington city, and in want
of comfortable Rooms, Board and Lodging, in plea
SAINT neiehborhood near the Fair, the Rail Road and
the Capitol, may inquire for terms, &c. at the Clipper
officer 20 ID ....t mo
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
MONDAY. NAV 25.

- a shares w esteTn Bank. l5t
Maryland 6's closed to-day at 74i asked "A bid-an
advance of + Baltimore 6s 1890 closed at "a asked,
93i bid-a decline of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
shares AZ asked, 46i bid
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On hand and for sale by

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Also, by George X. Tyler, Do E. Baltimore street,
Seth s. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
s. Atkinson corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; ]. F.
Perkins s. Brother, cor. Green and Franklin Streets
Joseph B. Stansbury, 81 Thames-st Elisha II. Per
kins corner Market and Green-sts. George II. Keer,
NO. 1923 Baltimore street; NJ N. Robinson, So North
Gay street. m26-lW
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BURToN's THEATRE-FRoNT STREET. The new
Opera of "Don Pasquale, )" which was received last
night with such great enthusiasm by large and fash
ionabe audience, will be repeated this evening. 1t
is certainly very amusing production. We predict
for il q great run. ------------ II
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w OR SPRING AND FAI
....- PURIFIER OF THE Bill
The Arcannm Extract is an unrivalled mediciI
the efiectual cure of Scrofula; the worst disea|
the Skin; Ulceious Sores; Syphiltic Taints; Rid
usm; White Sweliings; Liver Affections; DyspI
Costiveness of the Bowels; General Debility, 81
The Arcanum Extract is likewise particular
commended to those persons whose constitution
broken by habits of luxury or intemperance, Il
judicious use of mercury, and badly cured dis
by unskilful or neglected medical treatment, al
those whose Lungs and Chest ase diseased d
mote causes in the system also, in all diseases
ed by an impure state of The Blood. .-,Jao
For sale by Chass Wiseman, Druggist, eornd
Baltimore and Cove SITS; also by L. w. WrothI
thecary, Light ST; Wm. s. Reese, apothecary1
Baltimore st; and A. j. Gillinghaw ,apothecary,
ST. extended. = ~ nm. n.L-.-.. : ap25-stuth]
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MARINELIsT-PORT OF BALTll,
MONDAY, MAY 25, 1886.
FRomrHE EXCHANGE READING-RooM I
CLEARED,

Br. brig Bermudana, Saunders, West Ind
II r. Tucker.
Schr Gallant Mary, Ennis, West Indies, XII
Chase s. Co. ....
schr Repeater. Travers, Alexandra, Rose
& Co,
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NDUTTY. The subscriber is selling PUTTY,
Whiting from 30 to 40 per cent. below the market
price, He keeps il on hand in large quantities; ana
making it by steam power, is prepared 10 Nil large
NV. w. GORDON, 15a w. Pratt street,
ol3-so opposite Bali and Ohio x. r. Depot
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d" w. TILYARD, SURGEON DENT
N. w, corner of ~, ....--
aP7-3m EUTAW and LOMBARD-S1

II Am
TRUSTEE'S SALE. In pursuance of d
IL of Baltimore County Court, in relation Il
solvent Debtors, the undersigned, Permanent 4
tee of James Diamond, an insolvGnt debtor of B
more city, will offer at public sale, ON the prem
on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, May 29th, 1886, at
O'Clock, all that lot and parcel of Ground an d
misses, situate in Wolfe street, near the south
intersectionof Alice Anna and Wolfe streets, d
Baltimore,) twenty-five feet in width, and eighty
deep; and subject to yearly ground rent of tw
dollars and fifty cents. '''NHt 1ii .aDa
knxA This Property is Improved by subs
1fTfM tial Brick DWELLING, now under rel
Its1m punctual tenant, and at small expe
A-- -4A. could be put in excellent repair
All ARE argos and taxes of ground rent will be
by the Trustee up TO the day Of sale, out OF the
ceeds thereof The title is believed TO be indisp
Bile. The terms Of sale are either cash on the da
esle, or at the option Of the purchaser, he may
bonds or notes for one half the purchase none
six months, and the other half at twelve mel
credit with interest and securities, to be appro
by the Trustee. r
JOSEPH BRECK, Permanent Truste
m264t win .-# ,laH. H. w. BOOL, Aucp
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ENeR X ENT-Three large ROOMS over the
H. Store No. 2l5 Baltimore st. Apply on the pre-
-, b. ,
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A7- 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 CAKE
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S assortment, which is COM
plete, his Old Established Store Waterst I'd door
from Calvert. ap5
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THREE DOLLARS REWARD.
Ss,z---A Strayed away from the subscriber on
wv (41 INthe Goth instant, red and white COW,
&e~SHwith large Horns. The above reward
al. w - will be given if returned to
GEORGE g. ADDISON,
m26-3t No l74 Pratt street.
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REAT BARGAINS FOR CASH
" CURE FOR HARD TIL

The Subscribers respectfully inform the
and heads of families that we have in store1
large stock of Ladies' Misses and Childrcn's d
and SHOES of every description, all of olI
manufacture, warranted to be made of the bj
terials and by first rate wOrkmen, all of VIII,
offer at the following low rates, namely: Ladi(
quality French Morocco Slippers or Ties,
Heels, ga cts. per pair; Slippers or Ties, Nj
or Kid, thin soles, trimmed, rs cts; also good
Shoes, Slippers or Ties, soft, SO cts; Ladies'
Sole Buskins or JefIersons, ST.; Seal Skin Bus5
Jeffersons, from s7tc. to 81; also few dozen
Thick and Thin SoIes fol servants, from 25 to
Misses Slippers, Ties, or Buskins, from so TO
Children's at a very low prico. A large lot of u
Fancy Colored Caters will be sold below cost
dies are respectfully invited to call and exami
stock and judge for themselves, at our store, No
BROADWAY, between Cough and Pratt sis.
m3- eolm* COLES s. McCORMI
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ID. CLARK,
VIZ $50. WATER STREET

!" WATER STREET,
&c.. ... ..... ID door from Calvert,
SeP has received his Spring supply of Patent
NM Lever and Lepine WATCHES, now offers
ES 81 very extensive assortment of Watches,
3SsA&H wholesale and retail. Country merchants
and citizens, who wish to purchase Watches will
please examine the stock, all of which has been re-
ceived by the late arrival from Europe. m26
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ARRIVED.

4. .. ..,a ARRIVED,
Brig Phoenix, Watts, from Kings ton, JAM,
ballast, hides, old iron and specie, TO VIM.
and w w Spence & Co. Left brig eleanor
from Boston for Trinidad, in two days; Canit|
bot, from Savannah for Cuba, in two days; 4
gan, from Baltimore, arrived 9th inst, SCI
Wainwright, Kemp, from N York for Toba,
pairing. The P. came the Gulf passage, and 4
iy the whole experienced light winds. Saw u
sails in the streams bound to the West.
Schr John Rowlett, Moore, from PhiIadelpl
Norfolk and Petersburg, put in to land mdse|
dry consignees "
SAILED-Bhg Russia, Lane, JAMAICA; schI
Williams, Elliott, Boston; Roe, N. York.
BELOW-A brig with L.. Cuttings signal,
ed the Amazon, Oliver, from Sagua la Grandd
schr. with G. Pendergast s. Sons sigAal, 81
the Oregon, Speight, from Charleston.
+. ..0 MEMORANDA.
Ship Leopard, Longcope, of Baltimore, arI
Genoa 25th ult. from New Orleans.
Brig Montezuma, Kelly, from Baltimore for
Janeiro, was spoken 2lst inst. lat SO, Ion IA q
Brig Salvatore, Hobbs, and schr Oregon, 81
for Baltimore, went to sea from Charleston 81
SchT Zenobia, Brown, for Baltimore, went
from Savannah Goth inst. abb. 1864. ]
Schr Highlander, Pendleton, FIN Attakapas,
at N York 23d inst.
Schr Heorine, Speed, from Wilmington, ~.
rived at Philadelphia 23d inst. 81.
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STILL ANOTHER TRIUMPH OVER DISEASE
IN MAINE!

WARREN, Lincoln CO., July TO, 1913.
Dear Sir-I take pleasure in complying with your
request to bear testimony in favor of your valuable
medicine, having had daughter, Is years old, very
dangerously sick the last year, restored with it. My
daughter took violent cold IN sept. lea3 winch set
tied on her lungs. She was troubled with bad cough
all winter. | tried various kinds of medicines, bull
none of them had the desired effect The cough con-
tinued until March, when we became alarmed at her
condition, and applied to physician, who attended
her some Time, but did her no good. We then con-
suited another, but all to No purpose. Having ex-
hausted the whole catalogue of medicines now in the
Iand-two distinguished physicians having done their
best to restore her-we then obtained bottle of DR.
WISTAR'S BALSAM Of WILD CHERRY which
relieved her immediately After taking four bottles
she was completely restored, and now enjoys good
health JOHN LEEDS.
On hand and for sale by
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LETTER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE RKADlN,d
For the Pacific-Ship ST. Joseph, soon. 81
For Amsterdam-Ship Troy, LIST June. n
For Premiership Harvest, with despatcha I
For Falmouth, Jam.-Schr Alicia, few day
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~ FORTUNE FOR 20 CENTS!!
EMORY$ CO., the far 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 BOLLARS!!
1900 D0LLARS!!!
1000 nOLIARSIlII &cSc
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DIE ID, Il
On The 22d inst. JANE GRANT, aged n yea
tive Of ireland, but for many years a resident
timore. "a
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It will be recollec,ed how solemnly
and sincerely the Gazette "cau,ioned"
and enreated the Democrats not to vote
for Mr. BowIE, and how lack a daisicallv
j, expressed its fears lest he should be
elected. 1t will be recollected too, how
the Gazette after the election endeavored
10 turn the action of the people into ridi.
cule by declaring that they did no, know
vha, they were about when they voted
for Bowie. and that his election was a
mere s'burlesque." All this will be re-.
collected. Well, the Capitol Reporter
takes mp the "wondrous tale" and treats
all the Gazette said about "burlesqne" as
so much gospel. and wonders.as Mr. Bow
lie was elected "m pure fun" whether he
will take his seat! Hear his meanings
on the subject.
"Da! what IS strange, and passing
strange. is this: It appears to be decree
of fate, that old Desmoines shall always
II ave IL uliAru ''tto 70 ~
tan.v an ill-s,arred county. When will
she wash on, this leprous spot of federal
ism. and appear clad in The pnre nnspo,,ed
robes of democracy? G. w. Bowie, in
dependent wing, was elected over ]. d.
Wright, democrat. in pure fun. What
think You of that. gentle reader!-Elected
in fan! Don't i, beat h amazingly!
But IRE would inquire, in sober earnest.
whether he intends To claim his seat in
the Convention! We shouldn't wonder
If he did,"
Ha! la! ha! nor we either. We think
,ha, Col. Bawie will no, only take his
seat, but that he will mot credtably repre-.
sent Old Des Moines in the Convention.
And more than this. we. believe the peo-
Pile Of Des Moines will continue TO have a
linked representation il they choose to
do SO. ..lll starred County," truly
That's just what The man said who frs,
established the Capital Reporter. There
are some men who never could like ouI
STARS.
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e, y. EsfgersOsi.

This man, who acknowledges that if he
had lived during the Revolution he would
have been Tory, has rendered him
somew what infamous by his pimping pro-
pensi,ies. All will remember his attack
upon Mr. Cray. when he charged that Mr.
G. was opposed to Protection. They
remember when at tina. time Mr. Clay me,
him in the Rotunda, how he crouched
and apologized beneath the whitening re-
buke of tina, noble gentleman, acknowl.
edging that he had no foundation for the
rumor lie had circulated. We now see
him figuring in the same way against
DANIEL WEBSTER, and endeavorng 10
place that patriotic statesman in a dishon-
orable attitude before heAmerican people.
No gentleman would use the means he
has employed to accomplish his ends
See him pimping into the secret archives
Of government, while he knew he was
,reading on forbidden ground and acting a
dshonorable part, for the purpose Of find
ing something shadow-on which
10 base charge against Mr. Webster
Thanks 10 the integrity Of Mr. Webster
lngersol has not only not found what he
sought, bu, he has been compelled IL
bring 10 light lha. which places Mr. Web
sler in a position of honorable trustwor
thiness, and which otherwise might MOI
have been revealed.
|. appears 10 us that this Ingersol is ;
kind Of stool pigeon, pimp for the graf
ifica,ion Of others, while a, the same time
he aspires to the Office Of being stabbe'
OF the reputation of great men for his owr
satisfaction. He may think, like the Eel
low who set fire TO the Parlhenon. 20 ac
quire name thereby in the ruin he may
achieve. And so it may be, but it vii
be name encircled with infamy. There
are men so mean as to wish to bring dowr
such patriots as Clay and Webster TO |
level with themselves. They are jealous
Of the fame they have honestly acquired
and they encourage and chuckle a, thu
efforts Ingersoll is making 10 cater TO thei
denfaved desires. While good mus
eventually come out Of all such attempt.
a, evil, and The characters of great ant
good men shine the brighter by in
ves,iga,ion. as gold that comes on. OF tn
6ery ordeal, such men as G.. j. Ingersol
and his abet,ors must be despised am
their memories be left To rot. "a
| We are indebted to the go,d sieame
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AN ORDIN ANCE resula

The running Of drays. wagons ~ ~
Sec. /. Re IL ordained oy "
Council Of lie city Of Burilng'sg 4,
all drays, wagons and carts Ifna'''
being run for hire, within ihe f~r
limits Of said eiry. shall be suolee..
following restrictions and rrsnl'''',1.r,
Sec. .. That i. shall be iis N
every person wishing 70 run u 4, v
wagon. or cart, 10 pay over % y
Treasurer before proceeding 70 = N
same, the sum Of five dollars II
dray, or wagon. and The sum q ~ ~
lars and flly cents for each car, ~ y
Intended TO be run in said Guy Y teB
Sec 3. That it shall We Y"
duty Of every such person , w.
dray, wagon, or cart as s'0' 4 "
procure a number for each A. ND
dray, wagon or cart running /" .;rB
10 be run, as aforesaid, IRON w !. y
corder, and TO place tie sa"s H. M
conspicuous place On fue'l u' ..a,t.lI
or cart, and 10 have The same ~
nually. NJ dS
Sec. 4. That il shall % II I'M
every person running any vi ,.ddS
cart. us aforesaid. when dems'vi /. IA
10 convey or transport any ea LII. rsy
merchandise, or any other a'M I;ea
er 10 any parlof The eafpo' s,I sbs
said city; and i. shall be laN'o.f NJ
demanded, to charge The su,n II ,sl
five cents per dray Or az .slf csiis
sum Of thirly-sesen anu
wagon load. Ian Why
Sec. 5. That any ps, n. otJIb
any Of the provisions o. y" ..rs "a
shall. on conviction ,hereu'' ,I,a N
not less than three nor pore '., N
dollars, with costs q rrose"e''
Passed April 81. lsi nncF Ng,t
| .4,test, A. E. HARKER, o'y