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ANNAPOLIS. March LII. 1916.

+ In the HOUSE, MIR. Cox presented memo
rial from DR.. J. E. Snodgrass, relative to tax
ing free colored persons; which was laid on the
table, the matter having been disposed of.
Dir. McLane, on behalf of the Baltimore CT
ty delegation, obtained leave to return the me-
mortal recently sent to the Legislature, from
the Military Convention, relating to re.orga-
nlzation of the Militia
resolution paying Casper Quynn and w.
J. hoss' $3.50 each, for attending as witnesses
J N IAe case Of the contested seat; was passed.
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An DOLLARS REWARD. DOCTOR
u YHQB STORM, Is SPECIFIC COMPOUND. fnr

the cure OF GonorrhGa, elects, Structures, Dialects
&C. &C., and all other unnatural discharges from the
uIetha of either sex.
In no has this medicine been known 10 fail 10
erect permanent cuTe ono too in the shortest pos
sble time. Should this medicine fail TO effect cure
where 1t has been taken according TO directions re-
turn the empty vial and get back the money Why
then spend both time and money with such quack nos
rums as cannot be depended upon; when, for 81 you
can purchase pleasant, safe, d speedy cure COM
posed solely of vegetable substance? One hundred
dollars will be paid TO any one who will produce a
medicine to equal this compound, or who will prove
that il contains any mineral substance whatever
N. b. This medicine can be had of James P, vii.
hanson, cor. High and Gay-sts. %. IT,; JOS Saw
cor. Of Clay and Eutaw-sts.
In Westinghouse e. Scott, corner of 7th-st. and
Pennsylvania Avenue; Robert Patterson, corner OF
Whist and Pennsylvania Avenue. jal7
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TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS :
NONSUMPTIVES BEWARE OF DECEP-
" TON ANB ALL SPURIOUS TAR MIX
TURES cot up as INVITATIONS Of
TfHOE SONS COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR
ANB WOOD NAPHTHA,
which is daily affecting such remarkable cures in
PULMONARY CONSUMPTIOE!


ANB WOOD NAPHTHA,
which is daily affecting such remarkable cures in
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION!
PaI1ADELPRJA, October 49, 1916.
The undersigned ~ induced to make the following
tTes statement WndeT Il firm conviction that many
valuable lives might be saved, was course had 90
the same means which have restored nc 20 health |
had suffered for year1W with weakness of the LUNGS
and LIVER COMPLAINT, Ia; 90 gradual were the
iAroad5 OF disease thEt felt alarm until wthn
the las: year. The chef cause Of distress was pain
IN my breast and righ. 81 de- Srea. oppression, amos;
sTansiiag aud Total iEab ty raise ,ha corrupt mat
ter which INSTRUCTED my breathing; and at times so
great was my suffering thought could not live an
hour' 1t is scarcely necessary to say that during
this time had the best medical attendance was cup
ped, bstered, &c, with ll0 avail. I also used var
Gus advertised and well IinGwn medicines, obtaining
no relief Whatever pAtil | proccre5 THOMSOE,S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD
R.fPfdTI4.A, GHe bottle OF which benefited me more
than all else hat taken; and now assert il as my
solemn belief that by thi time TNtoud hare beer ir
my CRAZE had not rrocW ed the remedy at the time
did, 5. ARAB JANE ADAMS
No. 1873 South Fourth street.
Sworn 10 and su5serit ed this 18th day of October,
1915, before me, CHAUi TCEg BJLKLEg. Alderman.
Prepared only by S.P. THOMSON, Philadelphia
Authorised agents: ROber Is 4: Atkinson corner Bat-
more and Hanover sts G. St5tt, Washington, d. c.;
NJ. A. SantOn, Norfolk; A. Duvdll,S- Co. Richmond,
Va, Price % cts. or six O9scs for 81 So Be0aTo Of
tchom goa purchase. dl5.3mF
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Gmerifon Republican,
Reported for the American Republican,
BALTIMORE MARkET, March 1


Castle The supply OF Beef Cattle at the scales
Yesterday was iair and the quality excellent, which
caused still further advance IN prices. OF 800 head
offered 81 were driven 10 Washington and "a % Phi
,adelnhia and 25 Were sold 10 The city butchers, at
prices ranging from 81 80 TO 81 per 100 lbs Oh the
neof equal to So IS a s. 70 net. The average rate
uae about IS S-J Sgpplv OF Live Hogs moderate and
demand fair at s. - So
Flour. The feeling in the Flour markets. better,
and prices lOotiRg up. Yesterday 600 b5ls. Howard
y,reet. good mixed brands, SOLD at 346Si, and 500
bills at ST. Is. The latter price is generally asked
p-day, at which we hear OF a few sales only. We
nuote receipt price from cars at Sf56t. Nothing do
me N City Mills, and no Suscuehanna in market.
Grain. Small sales of Md. prime red wheat at
Ooal03 c. and ordinary TO good at 95 l0Oc. Sales of
Nd. white Corn at O. 63c; and yellow at 64a55 cts;
also of Pa yellow corn at Csc. We quote Oats at 80
I. 3Sc. and Glover seed at $685. Sc tor Prime.
Whisky. We quote bbs, at aic. and hhds. at
ySc; holders firn, demand fair, and stock light,
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD,
TUESDAY, March 10.
$1,000 Maryland 6's, 76G
1000 do 6's, 16f
1900 Baltimore 6's, 1890, VS.
7GG do Gs, 1870, ~
2 shares Bank of Baltimore. es3
a 4" Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, AZ
Maryland 6's closed to-day at 76i asked, 49, bt3'a
ecelne Of u % on yesterdays rates. BaluunCre
6s iG9o, closed at gBi asked, IS! hd-an advance
II ger ceRt. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shares
goseG s; AL asked, Al bid, and firm,
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GREAT ATTRA CTIoN AT E. PULVER
~ MAEHER'S LACE EMPORIUM,
Mo 81 PRATT STREET.

NO. ~ PRATT STREET.,
between Hanover and ChGrleS-sts.
Z. PUL TEIA.f CHER has just returned from N.
V2rk, and will open this day, aveiyspeHdie and well
selected assortment of FALL GOODS-such as
300 cartoons of new style Bonnet and Cap RIBBONS
A full assortment of plain Mantua do
do do Satin do
Several cartoons of Thread LhCES and EDGINGS
Q cartoons Of Black Silk LaceE for Trimmings
| cartoon of real Valentine Lace
An extensive assortment of Lioe Laces and EdgngS
DOC doz, Bajou's best quality Of KID GLOVES
A full assortment of Ladies' Silk Hose and Gloves
0Ha case of Green BAREGE, fer Wells
One yard wide Back Italian SILK, for Ladies' Scarls
and Capes
carleton Muslins, in all prevailing shades Organdie
for dresses; plain SWISS Jacconet and Canbrc Mus
Inns; Bishop Lawns; Book Muslins; Nansack, Victoria
LaEus, sc. A succession of needle worked inside
Handkerchief; plain and worked Pocket Hardker
chiefs; needle worked lnsertings and Edgings great
variety of Collars, and few rich embroidered Chill
drens Dresses. Country merchants and MilIineSs are
invited to call and examine this splendid stock of
goods olG-tf
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VI UCINA CORnIAE. On THE EIINIR oF

II UCINA CORDIAL, OR THE ELIXIR OF
"a LOVE. Ills a sovereign and speedy cure for
Recipient Consumption, BarrennGss, Obstruction, dif
-ut painful Nj 2Rsruat!on, IncOntnence Of UriEe,
or involuntary discharge thereof and for general pres
tration Of the system, whether the result of inherent
causes produced by rreCuarity, illness accident
Ii pleasant to the tante, and positively i'll its
operations in incd-Thga or Whites. Its uHrivaled
pUtation in both hemisphcles is the result Of its al
most supernatural virtues.
Letn one despair! Nothing can be more surpns
irg than its nvisoratng effects on the human frame
Persons afflicted with weakness and lassude before
takingit, at become robust and full of energy
under its influence. Ii immediately couaeracts the
nervGesness ioaseness Of the female frame, which
is the only of hamenness; and which, prior TO
Dy. Mangin's discovery was considered TO be ncTa
bic. Language, indeed, cannot do justice to the
Tits Of the LUCIhee CORDIAL, which is regarded
By the heads of the Faculty one of the most i'm
p0rtant discoveries Of the age.
For sale by G. K. TYLER, cor. of Baltimore and
Hig SITS; ROBERTS X ATKINSON, corner of Han
over and Baltimore SIS; and J. NJ. LAROQJE, corner
OF Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
Price So per bottle.
o. Purchasers, TO avoid being imposed M on, will
please remember that the name LUCINACORDIAL,
is stamped on the glass Of each bottle. sel2-tf
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style which he is determ med shall be surpassed
by any establishment in III city. Further putting is
unnecessary as every one who has his Boots
testify to their qual ity. He also begs leave to
return his thanks to his customers for the
very liberal share Of patro which they extended
10 him, and very huHsbiy oicits continuance ofthc
same. 1r ia3l .9m
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rHEAP UMBRELLA STORE.

AL CAKE. just received by rail road y for
u OIL CAKE, IN store and for sale nv 'oA
q. CLAYTON & SONS
N4A lS2 Lombard auee:,
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MEDICAL OFFICE.

NO. 4 SOUTH FREDERICK ST.
Fist door from Baltimore going towards the dock
FHTAKE NOTICE of DR.. ROGERS NAME on
4 different parts of the office.
Attendance from A. NJ. till 10 at night.
CURE WARRANTED,
1Hz-NO PAY UNI ESS A CURE BE EFFECTED
~
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AZ COLEMAN. BOOT MAKER,

No D IT JLLIDAI ST KEET,
3 doors from Ballimore-st.
The uescri5er bess leave 20 in
form his ftieads and customers sha.
he has I established himself at the
above sta nd, where he is manufac-
turing geHtlcUen'sB0OTS, SHOES,
sc. at his ,IsHEI l0W nriccs. and in V
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-16

In Justice to Mr.. Norwood, we give W :
dard,s correction Of his evidence, as pho'''-
us. After stating that the report OF ms e = :.
was ",ubsta nlially full and correct" she .
!, make one or two explanations. lie "a. !,
hans j, might be inferred from our rspo'. !.
had administered the sacrament OF Inc Low .
per 10 Mr.. Hoyt-lhis he did not 20. ..s =. !
MIR. Hoyl is made 10 say that apPea,@,nb.on s
fed MIR. Myers attack. Mr. ho' a,,.e At
was natural that Mr.. Myers shcnm L;"@,Iy III
tack on him, but he complained '' oosliion
mode, abiding 10 the deienceies
which he was attacked"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-16
The letter quoted by Yesterdays Repat'

The letter quoted by Yesterdays Repair
from the Spanish paper in New Oceafs
Pdtria, in which an understanding be'V'
Santa Anna and our Government IS SCI ~ T
pronounced By the New Orleans PiraYune
a boar as must have been evident to an,
who read it with ordinary care.
The true policy Of our Government IS eSH4
cd by significant editorial Of the Union
fixed to General Taylor's official reports q
battles at Monterey. These reports >peas
themselves. They show thai, however fH'
may carp, old Trough and Ready ms
with motives of the highest patriotism ana =
dence. The victory in itself is one 81 ~, -,
remarkable on record, and mus impress "'A
and the world with American courage au'' -
tary skill. We rejoice that the soun'ss'' :.
redeemed themselves from the disirns a's~'
ed 10 be thrown around their conduct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-16

SANTA ANNA A sHEPHERD.-Ba.
wood says, that Santa Anna has ~ % -
head of cattle on his immense pastures w.
Vera Cruz and Mexico, occupying '''s
lion Of the intervening country. ms "
ford abundant "lorage" for our troops
Mexico not agree 10 a peace.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-16

There was a heavy storm in ba''A 80,
Tuesday, few houses blown down, &c !,
trous accidents in Chesapeake Bay arc
for. The river here has risen rapidly '''
rain on Tuesday.
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WEDNESDAY NIGnT, II o'clock.

Dearest Of my soul, how | do love you TO-
night, with passion, devotion words cannot
express. have just returned from DR.. IS,
where have been passing the day. Alas
gloomy one for me; for was thinking every mo-
Inent, when will see my beloved darling. The
first thing did when ! reached This room, was 10
Az 10 thy dear miniature, kiss il again and GAIN
press il 10 This bosom with the same warmth as
il il had been thy sweet self in reality It's now
lying beside me, and stop every moment TO press
the dear lips Darling, if you knew how wor-
shipped the original After sending yon my let
Ter yesterday, found that was mistaken in sup
posing i, was M with Col. -; il proved
Otherwise, afterwards. saw Co.'s servant,
and he told me il was gentleman from New
York. This OF course relieves my mind ex-
ceedingly; but oh, dearest, have acted SO inju-
diciousy since. Col. NJ called here today,
before went TO Or. IS, and | was compelled
10 see him. He came 10 order me as he said to
leave Richmond, and says ~ shall not go 10 New
York;" Are there many women who could stand
such nsolencc of his manner towards me; can
give you no idea; he treats me as he does one OF
his servants, and yesterday he was SO lost in pas
sion as almost TO strike me. Oh darling II you
could see him with me accusing me OF things
,rhica Gusies my cheek uuh shame. Could you see
all you would not suffer me to be in that room with
him one moment. To-day he terrified me so that
he made ME promise | would not 60 10 the E1-
changes this was The only point, yielded, and now
regret it. although Of course do not intend keep
ing the promise, yet he sees he has conquered me
once and it will make him tyrannize over me sun
more The other day behaved admirably was
all calmness, and refused every thing. To-Day
lost all my courage. Oh!when think oil all ms
threats, his lnsolent orders 10 me, am amazed 70
think should endure it from any man. Thank
Heaven, be has heard nothing OF my being al me
Exchange lately. He is 10 be here at o'clock
tomorrow morning, and, alas ] shall mol sleep
tonight, fearing this interview. il makes me
shudder 10 think how fear this man. II these
interviews with Colonel continue, it will
be nv death. Dear love, tell me what TO d.
Shall refuse 10 see him again Darling, you
are nv all in this world cling 10 you. Tell
me, therefore, which course TO pursue. Dearest,
am almost distressed 10 death. My heart feels
as il twas broken. Here am with strangers, dc.
ISOLATE, alone-in the power of brute of man,
who takes advantage OF me. No one TO speak
with-no one 10 sympathize with me-so near
the only being on earth who can give me com.
fort, and yet cannot see him. OIL darling,
know you pity me. Dearest think il perhaps
safest that | should not 90 10 the Exchange on
Friday-you know how implored you, TO see
me Men, therefore you know what trial us 10
pos,rone my only JOY in life. will come a! !
o'clock on Monday. lcannot 90 10 Inc Pu0ne
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Ny dear nj. B0ydsn:
May ask The favor Of you 10 deliver the en-
closed Immediately 10 Mr.. Fl. would that !
could find words 10 express 10 you the many OBJ
legations am underlo you for The kindness you
have shown me, bnt words are but faint 10 e1-
press The deep gratitude feel for all your iayoTs
10 me. | can only beg you 10 believe me very
gratefully and respectfully, Your friend.
Wednesday Night.
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w EUNESDAf uUhSlNC
Ny own fondly loved one what Joy It's Tor me
10 write you and tell you every feeling of this DO.
som; how adoringy love you; how eternal
is my affection. Darling, my greatest happiness
is 10 tell you how devotedly am yours. Does not
every word, every action Tell you This? Oh! be-
loved, could you have heard and seen me yester-
day, how you would prize me. Yes, prize aaec-
lion like mine which fears nothing so long as
am surrounded by the halo Of thy precious love-
Yesterday was with man calculated 10 awe
and lerrify me. saw him in the frenzy of pas
sion, and YET remained as calm, as selt-possess-
ed, as unmoved as statue. Dearest, what was
it that supported me in that hour7 What was it
that enabled me 10 act with such courage7 who
once rembled and wept al his very words. II
was thy dear love which sustained me. Oh !!
precious one, You know not hop love you. l
love YOU with force of which could not believe
The human heart capable; love you as never one
human creature loved another. You were 10 me
like an angel of goodness and kindness. You,
mine own one, support me in every trial. feel
that so long as can clasp thee TO my breast as
mine own beloved one, | can endure anything,
everything. What is the world TO me; what care
for friends; what care though The storms OF sor
row burst upon me? even in The darkest hour of
tate am supremey happy | see the storm, yet
not even one fear; NOT one dread. No, in this bo
som all is sweet, calm, serene joy. There is one
who loves me, be is my world, he is my heaven.
With him pressed TO this devoted heart defy
every storm in life; for with him as my guardian
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mo. l.. THURSDAY EVENING, 18th June.
My dearly loved yirginia-While lying on
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-10-29
D TOM MARSHALL.

We have heard nothing Of this cratic and
singular being since he embarked at Louisville
for the seat of war on board a Mississippi steam
boat. when he was engaged in a rencontre with
three of his own company. who all fred pistols
at him. but which failed to touch him. The
New Orleans Picayuue gives the following ac-
count of an
"AFFAIR OF HoNoR-We learn from Port
Lavaca, that a duel took place ON the Sd instant,
near that place between Lieutenant Jack son and
Captain Thos. +. Marshall. of the Isl Regiment
Kentucky Cavalry. After exchanging two shots
without effect, an amicahle adjustment of their
difficulty was made. The origin of the quarrel
Is not known. hut Captain Marshall was the chal-
longing party"
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DON'T LIKE TT.

The English journals are not at all pleased
that the United States have seized upon Califor-
mia, says the Ledger. The London Times de-
scribes California as embracing in its extent near
ly one half of the territories of the Mexican re-.
public, with splendid natural advantages scarcely
yet touched, a soil in many places as fertile as the
plains of Champagne, and a climate compared to
the suns and skies of Aodalusia. The magniii-
cent harbor of San francisco is especially appre-
clated in the British inventory of the advantages
belonging TO California. The claims Of English
capitalists for the money lent to Mexico. and for
which they hold mortgages on that territory. it
thinks should not be demolished by the " unscru.
pulousness Of the invaders or imbecility of the
sufferers" The Times would probability like
the United States Government to assume the
debts Of Mexico, as well as Of our own dolinousn,
States. and guarantee the payment of the sales Of
the Public Lands.
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Treasury under whose direction the agreement
was partly made. has addressed a long letter TO
the editor OF the Republicano. in which he defends
IT, and says that the tobacco revenue was not sold,
out merely mortgaoed; tina, he had received for
the government, from the agreement, an advance
OF half a million 0f dollars. and was 10 have receiv
ed. in all. more than a million and a half in cash /;
and that the terms of the agreement would have
diminished the national debt from eight to ten
millions of dollars.
On the 25th of August, a board appointed by
the government, and consisting Of the chief clerks
of the different departments. and of Senore Rejon.
Haro y Tamariz, Farias. and Canio, met TO take
into consideration the agreement and documents
relating to it. Subsequently, as appears by the
Monitor OF the 30:h of August. the government
appointed a commissioner, Don Beri,o Farias, 10
proceed to London on business connected with the
arrangement of the debt ard the same paper
mentions a report that Senior Haro y Tamariz had
been commissioned by the house of LizaIdi s.
Brothers, the fIrmer agents of the government OF
Mexico. to offer new proposals respecting the con
version of the debt.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-10-29
From the Richmond Enquirer, Oct. 27.
w. r. MYERS, S. S. MYERS AND w. s.
BURR ACQUITTED

The case of the Commonwealth Us. Messrs.
Myers and Burr. was RESUMED before the Hust-
ings Court on yesterday. The Court, (who have
all along manifested a praiseworthy patience. !
was engaged during the whole day from lOi, A.
M. until a quarter past IL, p. NJ, in listenino to
the arguments of the counsel.
After Mr.. Mayo had concluded the case on be-
half OF the prosecution, Mr.. Lyons opened in be-
hall ct the defence. His speech received The
profound attention of a large audience, and its
conclusion was marked by an outburst of applause.
Mr.. Gustavus A. Myers followed on the same
side in an ingenious argument.
Mr.. II. u. Scott concluded the argumen for the
defence. It's ability was universally recognized.
and there were occasional interruptions by plan
dts. although it was in a Court of Justice. Mr..
Mayo wound up the whole case in behalf of the
prosecution, in an elaborate and candid argument.
The vote was then taken, and the Court. by a
vote of five TO two, discha rged the parties from
all further prosecution. The announcement of
ms result was received with enthusiastic shouts
OF applause from a crowded Court room, which
we cannot trust ourselves To describe.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-10-29
LATE FROM VERA CRUZ AND BRAzOS
SANTIAGO

Com. Perry about 10 luke Commanded o-
ture Of a .Werican Schooner-Preparafions IN
dHGch HUarado-he Mails from HE .fyny, &c.
-lhe Us. revenue cutter Ewing, Captain Cav
Moore. arrived off The S. w. Pass, ON the even
Ing OF the 9th inst, from the Gulf Squadron off
Vera Cruz. Lieut.. Chadwick, of The cntter
reached New Orleans ON The 18th, and obliginoIy
favored the Tropic with the following items:
The cutier left the Squadron on the 9Th inst
and Lieut.. Chadwick reports that Gen. Paredes
left Vera Cruz on the "a instant. in q R,;tisb
steamer tor Havana, and was saluted nv The cas-
lie OF San Juan de Ulloa. Commodore Como,
was SUI IN command Of the Squadron. hat il was
generally supposed that Commodore Perry would
assume the command on The first Of November.
NO further attack had been made by any vessel
OF The heet on any Mexican town hut the onin-
ION prevailed that another demonstration would
be made against Alvarado. A Mexican schonner
MAD been captured by one Of our vessels. and The
seamen were bosily engaged in fitting her out 70
he employed against the enemy in the con,empl.-
ted attack At The sbove named point. News
the battle Of Monterey had reached the Sonad,on
and impaired the liveliest joy among the Offices
snd crews.
The United States steamer Mlssissipni from
Pensacola, schr. Refer, and another scbooney
loaded with coal, were spoken near Vera Crnz'
Fears had been entertained Of the safety Of these
vessels, as they were out Of time some tusntv
DAYS. or more, having encountered severe Uea,hey
and were blown of for many days. The United
States schooner Elirt sailed for Norfolk on tho 3d