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13- AT 1T AGAIN We were shown on Satur-
day night, by our old friends EMORY co. (who
are, in our opinion, decidedly the most successful
prize sellers in the Union) the whole ticket, cemb
26 As a. which drew the capital prize in Saturdays
Lottery of $4,000. We will always be happy 10 bear
testimony to the great luck of cur friends of No.
Calvert street, in selling prizes-but really they will
much Oblige us if they will spare for the future
these exhibitions; for though they prove to us and
the people at large, that they do sell capital prizes,
and that very often, yet if they did success
fully conceal the names Of their customers we are
free TO confess that such exhibitions would seldom
fail to engendeT in our hearts a small spec of envy
towards the lucky individuals who draw them. We
refer readers to their advertisement in another
column. fri IL
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PUBLICATIONS. We have received from w. Taylor
& Co. Grabam's Magazine, and the Ladies' National
Magazine for April, both elegantly enbellished and
filed with choice variety of literary contributions.
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Ny-SUNDAY SCHOOL LECTURES. The course
of lectures now being delivered in the Fifth Presby
terrain Church, Hanover-st., will be continued as fol-
lows:
Hon. w. L. YANCEY, of Alabama Subjeet-''The
Rights and legal disabilities of Married Women"
There a few course tickets unsOld, which can
be had at the door at the proper reduction Single
Admission 25 cents. mhll-d
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MURDER IN ARKANSAS. A homicide was
perpetrated on Sunday evening, 2Sth ult about
seven miles from Memphis, on the Military
Road, by an old man named Stephen Williams,
upon DR.. Horatio Du Crump. The parties
were engaged in friendly conversation over a
glass Of liquor, when Williams taking offence
at Jest Of Du Crump, stabbed him in the abb
donen, producing instant death. He was ar
rested and committed for trial
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TIE FOREIGN News IN WASHINGTON. We
received last night from Washington, an extra
from the Union, containing the foreign news,
brought on by its special express from Halifax.
1t reached Washington yesterday morning at
o'clock, and is now far on its way to Texas and
OREGON
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UI7- CHEAP PRINTING 6, and PRINTING Of
every description, executed with great despatch at
the Office vi the Clipper, 1874 RELATIONSHIPS
NJ ANy,gOrt, mr. Much larger than any other
MAmMorH BILLS Office can execute
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION;
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADTNG,
STAGE s. HATTIE s. BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &C. &c.
Indeed it is needless to enumerate, as we are pos
sessed offaci tiles with latest styles of type and new
and splendid machinery for doing work. in ererySyie
in a manner unsurpassed in this city.
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THE MoRNoNs-Departed at Last, We learn,
says the Warsaw Signal of the 4th inst, that
the Saints took up their line of march, from
their encampmcnt in Iowa, on Saturday morn
ing last About 1000 went along.
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NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKSm

~ EW BOUhS NEW BOOkS!!
~ Received and for sale at
W. N. HARRISON'S, No. Jarvis Buildings,
North street, (Paternoster Row.
The National Ladies Magazine for April, l5i
Jack Long; or, The Shot in the Eye-a tale of
Texas, 10
Jessie's Flirtations, by the author of s'Kate in
search OF Husband" &c. IS
Chambers journal for February, l2l
FAMILY Circle-Sl year, single Nos 10
Living Age, No. 81, l2l
The Banditti, 25
The Flag of our Union, rich No. as usual,
The Western Continent for this week, g.
Meals Gazette, Saturday Post, N. York Emporium
Courier, and all the Philadelphia, New York and Bal
tinore Weeklies nh9l
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NOTICE. The partnership heretofore existing
IL between the undersigned, is this day, by mutual
consent, dissolved. The business and accounts of
the firm have been transferred TO SAMUEL GUEST,
who is authorized and empowered to liquidate and
settle its affairs. G. Nick. TEAL,
WILLIAM REED.
Baltimore, 18th March, 1886, mh2l eo4t
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PRoGREss OF CHRISTIANITY. 1t is stated
that fourteen years ago there was but one Pro-
testant religious service on the Sabbath in
Constantinople, and that was not attended BY
dozen persons-now there are from fifteen to
twenty weekly and Sabbath Protestant services
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03- UNlVERSALIST CHURCH. Rev. II. JEW
ELL, OF Exeter, N. H., will preach in the Calvert ST.
Church TO MORROW, (Sunday,) at IL o'clk, A, NJ,
and at u O'Clock, p. NJ. 1t
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SURRENDER OF Mr.. RIrcmE. Thomas Rit-
chic, jr., who killed Mr.. Peasants in the re-
cent unfortunate rencontre, has surrendered
himselfup to the proper authorities at Chester
field Court House, to await his trial. He re-
fused to ask for bail, and was committed to Jail.
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THNHIS DAY, March 2lst, will be drawn the
u Md Consolidated Lottery, class No. 1915 Nos
II drawn bollOts. ~
SCHEME: .4t .
prize Of $4,000 l prize of 1858
Loo 10 {" a sSS
Tickets Sik-shares in proportion
Cerhcates ola package of 25 Or tickets only 81 go !
For lucky tickets by the package OF single tickets,
apply to the prize vcndels, MILLER l. co.
Corner OF Baltimore and st. Paul streets.
Drawn Nos of the Md. Lottery, Glass 35, drawn
March 20--lowest prize 50. .. N, =
40 ! Sc 80 35 66 u 25 Al A Al Z.
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,kfssAz FOR RENT-a three story HOUSE,
MT:!. with back Building, hydrant in the yard, and
MIi good cellar, on South Charles street, opposite
-Mil-.A the Railroad Depot gate. To good tenant
the rent will be made low, with a lease for few
years. Enquire of A. s. ]. BONN & BRO,
No. l36 Pratt street.
ALSO, a beautifully situated LOT on Barre st. 25
feet front and 100 feet deep, south side of first lot
west of Sharp st. mh2I-4t
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WN7M. TAYLOR d co.

w HAVE THIS DAY RECEIVED
Graham's Ladies and Gentemen's Magazine for
April. Embellishments of the number The
Parting, an original mezzotint. Paris Fashion
The Spring Fashions very beautiful
Music, the Spell is broken; and the usual a.
mount of choice original Tales, Poetry, sc.
Subscription SO year, and single Nos. 25c
Chambers Edinburgh Journal for February. Per
year 81 so, or single Nos. l5c
The Widows Walk, or the Mystery of Crime,
by Eugene Sue, 25
Gabriel CAB e Lambert, The Gall ey Slave, 25s
quette, 1874
The NymPh of the Ocean, or the Pirates Be-
trothed, 1874
The Rest of Don Juan inscribed to the shade of
Byron, by Henry Merford, s5
Yankee Stories, by Judge Halliburton, Iustrat-
ed neat edition, paper, so
WILLIAM TAYLOR & co
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STABLER & CANRY. l

Also, by George X. Tyler, 40 E. Baltimore street,
Seth s. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
& Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; j. F.
Perkins Brother, Green and Franklin streets;
Joseph b. Stansbury, 81 Thames-st; Elisha II. Per
kins corner Market and Green-sts.; George H. Keer
No. 1923 Baltimore street; N. N. Robinson, SO North
Gay street. mh6l-lw
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p3-BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND IMI-
TATIONS. The unparalleled and astonishing eff
cacy of DIR. Wistars Basam of Wild Cherry, in all
the diseases for which it is recommended curing
many after the skill of the best physicians was
unavaling, has effected large and increasing de-
mand for it, This fact has caused several unpriuci-
pied countereiters and imators to palm OF spurious
mixtures, of similar name and appearance, for the
genuine Basam. Some called sSyrup of Wild
Cherry" "Balsam of Spikenard," "Wild Cherry,
Comfrey," &c. Another, "Wester's Balsam of Wild
Cherry" nisspelliDg the name, and forging certif
Gates to resemble those of the true BaSam. CDR.
Wstars Balsam of Wild Cherry' is the only genuine.
The rest merely initiate the name of the original,
while they possess none OF its virtues.
LOOK WE'LL TO THR MARKS OF THE GENUINE.
The genuine Basam is put up in bottles, with the
words Cdr Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, Phi
lada, blown in the glass; each bottle bearing la
bel on the 'front.' with the signature of
Fl. WISTAR, NJ. D.
0d3- This will be enveloped hereafter with new
wrapper; copy right secUrs d. 1874; which will al
ways appear the written signature of 81. BUTTS"
On hand and for sale by
M N N IN
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North street, Baltimore.
w. T. & Co. have received their usual supply of
enthusiastically Courier, Post, Neale's Gazette
N: Y Mirror, Police Gazette, National, &C. &c. The
weekly Herald, with full digest of the foreign
news, will be ready at p O'Clock this afternoon 1t
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OCEAN STEAMERS. The steamer Unicorn
was to have left Liverpool on Thursday for
Halifax and Boston. The Caledonia will sail
then the semi-monthly mail begins to run
across the Atlantic-a steamer leaving on the
4th and 9th of each month, till next Deem
Der. The Great Western begins her trips for
the season on the 9th proxmo. She has been
thoroughly overhauIod, and put in the best or
der The monster steamer Great Britain
crosses the Atlantic in May.
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WNEARL SLIDES. Pearl Slides of all sizes;
hi Steel and Gilt do. For sale al reduced prices by
JAMES NJ HAIG,
mh2l 12l Baltimore ST., above South.
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TIE SLAVES OF THE PoNsAND PANTHER
The New York Colonization Society, and the
of the Missionary Society of the Me-
thodIst Episcopal Church. have taken measures
to relieve the pressing wants Of the slaves, who
have been taken into Monroyia. The capture
ofthesc vessels, making three prizes which the
Yorktown has taken, has led TO the develop
ment Of important information concerning the
slave trade, 1t appears by the papers found in
them, that the slaves cost on the coast SI5 a
$50 each, and will sell in any part of Brazil for
$500. If the Pons had reached the destination
in safety, she would have cleared about $3.50
OOO 1.-THE Panther had been successful, she
would have made S350,OOO above all expenses.
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NUT SILK PRINCES. large assortment
u of Cut Silk Frnges of all coors, for sale whole
sale or retail by JAMES NJ HAIG,
mh2l No. l2l Baltimore street.
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A LGERINE GIMPS. | have on hand beau
"A tful assortment of Black Algerne Gmps, which
will sell very low. JAMES NJ HAIG,
mh2l l2l Baltimore street,
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FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1876.

MARINELIsT-PORT OF BALTIMORE
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NMR RS. NICK ERSON has just returned from
lVH New York, and will open Fashionable Spring
Goods on MONDAY, March Odd.
mh2l-3t No. So HOWARD ST.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-11-12
CIRCULAR.
State Sabbath Convention.

In conformity with the Resolution Of State Sabbath
Convention held in this place last year. similar
will be held here on Wednesday, the 10th Of December next
and will be opened at 10 o'clock A. with dscou Sc upon
The of the Sabbath by the Rev. President Simpson
of Greencastle.
fearful desecratiOn Of the Lords day continues and the
friends Of morality and religion in the State earnestly
invited TO attend this COnUenOn be
again unite in bearing their harmonious testimony favor Of
the privileges and obligation Of the Sabbath. Reports FROM
the district associations will be expected.
The undersigned cordially tender the bospiiaities Of
members Of their respective congregations to all strangers
uniting in the Convention and Committee Of reception
will be found at the Roberts Chapel the evening previous
TO, and on the evening Of. the Convection.
c. B. PHILIPS, j. N. DICK,
WESLEY DORSEY, J. T. ISENSEE,
J. G. KUNTZ, L. ]. JAMESON,
VIM. V. DANIELS, p d. GURLEY
T. r. KRESSEY H. w BEECHER
A ii. MYERS, s. L. JOHNSON,
S. 7. GILLETT,
INDIANAPOLIS, November 9 1876
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pus If !, could be nlradueed a. over ra!es Of duy would

plus II could be introduced at lower rates Of duy would
make a wide difference in the aggregate.
+" / am aware, gentlemen, and many Of you know all
this subject better than dol that this is an article Of
heavy freight and yet is brought from Maryland, and
Virginia. and Carolina Boston, and to Maine The
question is whether would be worth while 10 enter
the purpose, try the experiment Of arranging with
gland for dminu of the duty upon this article. -
In considering it, every body asks what is the qRid pro
qHo ?-what the equivalent for this concession For
inducemcnt msy hope that this possession
may be Obtained Undoubtedly, undoubtedly. The only
nducement we coud hold out 10 EngianJ would be a
modification Of the tariff of the Uni'ed States. TSi-
opUsiton NAV unwse, because the tar II is not FOR
only but for protection aso and how far both
ether Of these objects could bc firmly maintained under
any modification Of he tariff Is question Of great deiscy
and great difficulty My experience has not given me
clear knowledge of it, but this do know-hat by making
the tariff stable and rn. shalt render il heahful
udicous Ivy any great operation that should unite tbs
interests and opinions Of all parts Of the county.
place the protection of American industry and American
labor on permanent foundation, that Is much NOR
import ant consideration than the degree which potec
ton may be EXTENDED" (APPlsuse)
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Pay due 10 deceased Officers and Sol
tierS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
Second AUDITORS Office.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
Second auditors Office,
October "a, 1916
To enable those who have claims the United State.
treasury for money due account Of military services
rendered by deceased officers and soldiers whether regu
lars volunteers, draw such balances with the eas
difficulty and delay the following information is published
ORDER OF CLAIM.
Where letters testamentary Of administration are
legally granted such lcgl representative will have prefer
ence Where the sun due ereesds hundred dollars
it will be paid To the legal representative alone
wh) may be disirbutre
II the deceased died unmarried payment will be mad,
FIRST to the father second, TO he mothers third to thu
brothers and sisters collectively and lastly the heir,
general; eIch class claiming where those preceding arr
dead.
If the deceased had been married, then the following
will be The order Of claim FIRST the widow second, III,
child children, (f minors. the guadian;) third th,
fIther; fourth the mother fifth, the brothers and sisters
collectively aud lastly, the heirs general.
Ii there be than brohtr, sister, child Oh
heir general should the money be due of thos.
ciasses letters OF administration must all cases. be akeI
out.
AND AuTHKNTIcArIox.
To satisfy the accounting officers that the person claim
ng eted 10 the money the dispositions Of two witness
mut be procured be taken before Judge Justice
of'he peace (who shall certify their credby) that tn,
person SO claiming is the widow or child &C.. of the
deceased; and If be child that it is of age and the
only child; il be brother. sister, general heir
or sster or general
heir and that the claimant is Of lawful age, and said ebO
neHfs shall make oath that they disinteresfed.
The certificate of the clerk of the which said
judge justice belongs accompanied by the seal of his
oli:e if be has one, and if not, by certificate Of the
fact must be annexed to said deposition.
Where letters teslamenlary Of administration are
forwarded they must be proven be copies by
clerk of the court officer granting them, with the sea
annexed. as above, or its absence accounted for.
PAYMENT.
ba Ia In tha
officers the paymaser most convenient 10 the residence
Of the claimant. Such order will command the money
par ia almost every town in the United States. Such
order will require the signature Of the claimant on its face
before it will be paid
MODE PRESENTING
All claimants wishing TO obtain information or 10 pre-
sent claims communicate with this office by mail and
will receive speedy reply the force of the Office will
allow. The government pays all hostages on such com
mnnclons whether received transmitted by this office
IL the claimant wishes that the money due shall be pait
TO any other person. order to that effect endorsed upon
paper Of The claim properly aitcsfed will be sufficient
The trouble and expense Of formal power of attorney
are unnecessary.
Acompiance with the above rules will ensure prom p
and certain payment Of all such dues.
JOHN NJ. McCALLA,
Second Auditor
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JAMES HALL.
IERCHANT TAILOR.

W u { II A " 4 IA ILUR,
No Palmer House, Washington Street Indianapolis
EALER in and Manufacturer Of Cong Keep.
~ constantly hand general Of Cloths Cassietes Sa
ns Iweeds Vesngs and Trimmings Hats Caps Umbrellas Under
Shirts Drawers Gloves Snsends shirts Collars Bosoms
Hosiery OF
Just been thased in the eastern cities reduced prices
HIS assortment OF articles In the GentemeBs Quitting Line VIII
be innd 10 be Attractive, extensive full manu.
factufed selected
For se raios-Trmmnrs
Shears Points SCOTS Reports Of Fashions squares and Scales Tape
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bed That the provisions Of the act entitled san act direct
ing disposition Of certain unclaimed goods, wares, or
merchandise seized Tor being Illegally imported into the Un
ted Siates approved April second eighteen hundred and
foryOur shall apply all properly Of the appraised value
Of one hundred dollars less, anything contained IN any
other act TO the contrary notwithstanding.
Anor ed
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Business of the NJ. and 1. Rail Road


OUTWARD. INWARD.
243 passengers 1874 passengers
1873 600 lbs merchandise 266 brls Flour
S17 bTls Salt 5000 bush Wheat
80 brls WhiSkey 1864 bush Com
IA brls Nolasses 10000 Hoop POLES
bis Tar and Oil 30 600 feet Of Lumber
half bls Beer p, 600 lbs other freight
The business of the road is very fair. Our receipts
are now about $1,000 per week, and will increase un
I'll February. The wood. lumber and sare business,
is almost entirely cut off by the injury done to the
plane in September, but next week this will be re-
paired so that resume the use Cf it.
The river is in fine boating order and business is
very good. Wheat 90 65 -four 81 90, 81 80, at
retail, but not active; faxsecd So g. wanted
white beans 90 10, no demand dried peaches 81 D
a 81 30, good demand bacon 81 Al round, dali:
coffee 81 81; sugar none in market molasses 80
stocks Of groceries, with the exception of N o.
sugar, good. Yours. VIM.
October 81 1876
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;, fLkNrT OF BRInsroSE- = The good people near
Raymond, Mississippi. are congratuatlng themselves
miShily over the fact that theirs is peculiarly sui
Phurous section OF the countryall their wells SMELL
ing as strongly OF that mineral as an old gun barrel.
We are happy to hear, says exchange, that they
are so amply suPPlied-there is nothing like becoming
aecimatsd IN this world TO our future destination
LIFE IN BosroS.-AIr. Hawkins, tie Temperance
lecturer stated at meeting in Fanueil Hail. recent
ly that he had visited house in that city which
tanned f0rty-our dmilies,--a much mseryas he had
seen. he never behed anything before so revolving to
humanity In were six children--one an in
fant--whose mother had been for six or seven DAYS
drunk in cellar in Broad street
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THE LATEST NEWS,

VIE subscriber has just received fresh supply New Goods
winch have been selected by himself purchased for cash. and
70 any IA The town Of indianas all Of which cheap
as any merchant can dare sell Ills consists
Cloths Casmees, Salneits Jeans 1ickngs Checks Dnes Lin
seys tlannels brown and beachd Ausns
OF
styles SIX warp lses Alpacas Of prices
a oueI ae usually Kept N Dry Goods oes together with Family
rocees OF all kinds, OF the quality Of
brands such As fItsursh &C. SALT Nails,
GU. Caps, Boots and Shoes all Of
purchased very low lOF cash OF approved produce.
WM- E SARGENT, No alunerIi ouse.
TAKE an exchange
prices bf Wheat, OATS kags. Feathers,
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THE BisANDRErErs PILLS.

our Citizens who desire good medicine viii hnd one In
N the Justly celebrated pills Of Doctor Bsandrsh which hay. ,
usual scientific skill Of
al ey could do no The gmgensof these Pills. as an anti
bilious and medicine all who use Them recon-
mend them their
by
M y ncns but by removing The Of weakness the gross and
corrupt hunofs the body They require change The or care
any kind Plain directions accompany boz every one i
his tent ply - - - -
These pills sold c. b. DAyIss Bookstore Indhnapos M
Davis being the only person authorized se the genuine ns Ia India
naPos Also by one agent in every in indiana 16y
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have been offered for SALE shall hereafter constitute part Of
the land district in which they respectively lie.
Approved, August s, 1896
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Car 99An Act to attach 10 the Fort Wayne
Infs or distrw hc
now attached 10 district.
SIC Be Il enacted By The Senate and House Of Repre-
senaffrss 81 the Uaifed states Of Aaerfa ia
ssaofed That all the lands
north Of the township line dividing townships weuy,hee
and and Of the range line dividing ranges
aud the same are hereby attached TO the Font Wayne land
districts and all that tract Of land which lies north Of the
township dividing md
four aud west Of the line dividing ranges
east, and east VI The east line Of The Charlottesville land
district &c attached 10 and shall form pait Of the Winnie
land district; and Il
township line dividing tie said townships twenty and
twenyou which heretofore within the limits Of the
Fort Wayne land district including the portions Of the
Miami eessions south OF Grid line. be-
Iathed 10 Tho indianapolis land dscl and all lands lying
within any OF the Aforesaid land districts which may